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As a small child, my favourite storybooks were British author Alison Uttley’s charming tales of Little Grey Rabbit, Squirrel, and friends. My mother once told…

As a small child, my favourite storybooks were British author Alison Uttley’s charming tales of Little Grey Rabbit, Squirrel, and friends. My mother once told…

Article content As a small child, my favourite storybooks were British author Alison Uttley’s charming tales of Little Grey Rabbit, Squirrel, and friends. My mother once told me she read them to me so often that she knew them all by heart. Intrigued by the adventures of these little woodland creatures I was delighted when chipmunks, rabbits and red squirrels began to visit my garden last summer. Storybook adventures had come to life, right in my own backyard. However, soon I discovered tha...

As a small child, my favourite storybooks were British author Alison Uttley’s charming tales of Little Grey Rabbit, Squirrel, and friends. My mother once told…

The Glow Show is back! This innovative, glow-in-the-dark stage show with giant puppets will be at a venue near you, from July. This year, it is the Wonderland Glow Show, with a very Kiwi version of Alice in Wonderland.

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Thanks to readers for their entertaining comments and emails on last week's PostScript concerning the delights of drinking tea. There were assorted inspiring tales of eccentric tea ladies, quirky tea-time habits and important song lyrics I had overlooked.

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Glastonbury: Live at Worthy Farm event livestream suffers major technical issues Some fans are calling for a refund. 22/05/2021 Glastonburys effort to bring a bit of the festival spirit this year after its cancellation was thrown into shambles by some unfortunate technical difficulties. While not even rain can usually ruin a festival, tonights (May 22) virtual event Glastonbury Festival Presents Live ...

THE songs of a Bury-born musician who became a familiar face on TV in the Seventies and Eighties are being celebrated in a new remastered…

March. The third month. The month named after Mars, the Roman god of war.  What does the month mean to you? For some it is the beginning of spring.  For the Irish among us, it is the time of the St. Patrick’s Day celebration. For me, it is the March Hare. The March Hare is the imaginary creature in “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” who is the host of an outdoor tea party that Alice attends. I am sure that readers are familiar with this creature. I was not a reader until I moved to Al...